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| − | The next sections outline a way to develop a Rich UI application. For an overview of the technology, see [http://www.eclipse.org/edt/papers/topics/egl_web_technology.html|Web technology for EGL Rich UI]. | + | The next sections outline a way to develop a Rich UI application. For an overview of the technology, see [http://www.eclipse.org/edt/papers/topics/egl_web_technology.html]|[Web technology for EGL Rich UI]. |
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The next sections outline a way to develop a Rich UI application. For an overview of the technology, see [1]|[Web technology for EGL Rich UI].
When you write a Rich UI application, the typical process is as follows:
- Create a Handler type of stereotype RUIHandler.
- Declare the widgets and customize them.
- Display a given widget by including it either in the initialUI array of the Rich UI handler or in the children array of another widget.
- As appropriate, assign and code event handlers.
- Write initialization code in the on-construction function.
The order of steps 2-5 is flexible, and the Rich UI editor can handle several steps for you.
For a more detailed overview, see
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Create a Handler type of stereotype RUIHandler
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Declare the widgets and customize them
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Display a given widget
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